Quick change toolbar construction kit

ABSTRACT

The Quick Change Toolbar Construction Kit provides a parts based kit that when assembled systematically, and temporarily by connecting the quick change parts, one can create an unspecified number of usable toolbar configurations that can perform an unspecified number of tasks by easily transforming a single toolbar into different styles, sizes and configurations, so as to have a usable functioning toolbar that performs tasks including but not limited to tillage, seeding, material handling, landscape work or trailer towing without ever having to disconnect the main frame portion of the toolbar from the three point hitch equipped towing unit. This invention has the capability for quick expansion or reduction of the toolbar in width, length and depth. This quick expansion and reduction capability makes it possible to use the one toolbar in large or small job site applications. It also makes it easier to transport the toolbar from one job site to another, or to store the toolbar in barns or small sheds by quickly disassembling the individual pieces of the invention by simply removing a temporary fastener that is used to secure the toolbar construction kits individual parts together.

TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to toolbars that attach to three point hitchequipped tractors, trucks and all terrain utility vehicles that operateprimarily but not exclusively in agricultural, residential andindustrial sectors for a variety of work related tasks such as land andyard maintenance, material handling and trailer towing.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Traditionally manufacturers of three point hitch style toolbars that areused for private and commercial uses, primarily produce them to be, andsell them as singular tasking in their function and operation. Thismanufacturing process leaves toolbars with a number of major limitationsand restrictive characteristics that cannot be easily over come in anafter market application.

In the manufacturing industry, a toolbar is primarily referred to asbeing a toolbar beam. These beams consist of a rigid length of asuitable material. These toolbar can be a single beam or they can beconfigured as a multiple row of rigidly connected beams creating atoolbar frame work. There are four standard styles of toolbar beams,diamond, square, round and rectangular. Different accessory mountingbrackets are usually required when changing sizes and styles of toolbarsbeams.

Expandability is difficult at best or it may not be achievable at all.The traditional toolbar models are only available in a few predeterminedwidths, with the most common being in the 60 to 80 inch width range. Ifa wider or narrower width of toolbar beam is required, it may have to bea special order, in order to facilitate easy transporting of the toolbarfrom one job site to another, and to have the appropriate carryingcapacities and transporting features, or one may have to make itthemselves.

Adding to the length of a traditionally manufactured toolbar is a secondmajor restriction or limitation. The length of a toolbar refers to thedimension that extends from its most forward three point hitchconnection points rearward, that can include a single or multiple rowconfigurations of rigidly connected toolbar beams. Multiple rows oftoolbar beams are connected together with what the industry usuallyrefers to as ties. These ties come in predetermined lengths that areattached to the beams by a process such as welding, or with the use ofan accessory tie end connector bracket that matches the style and sizeof toolbar beam. Both of these methods would form a rigid style oftoolbar frame.

Flexibility and exchangeability for a toolbar beam has not been achievedby the manufacturing industry. The toolbar may be able to have somevariations within their particular field of operation, such as a toolbarthat has been designed and equipped for tillage work may be able toaccept different styles of tillage accessory tool pieces, but it wouldnot be possible for the toolbar to be easily adapted to be used foranother category of function such as material handling. The traditionalmethod of toolbar construction is limited in its flexibility of use dueto its predetermined weight and load bearing capacities.

The traditionally manufactured toolbars are not all that cost efficientbecause one size does not fit all applications. This results in moreduplication of raw material and inventory of finished products for themanufacturer, retailer and the consumer. Affordability has also beenaffected by the lack of compatibility of exchangeable parts within anindividual manufacturer's product line, or between multiplemanufacturers' product lines.

The traditional toolbars can be described as being rigid in form andthey are for the most part singular tasking for their function.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is to provide a parts based toolbarconstruction kit that when assembled systematically and temporarily byusing the quick change parts, one can create an unspecified number ofusable toolbar configurations that can perform an unspecified number oftasks by transforming a single toolbar into different styles, sizes andconfigurations of the exchangeable parts so as to have a usablefunctioning toolbar that operates primarily but not exclusively inagriculture, construction, residential and industry.

This toolbar construction kit makes it possible for an operator of athree point hitch equipped tractor, truck or all terrain utilityvehicles to perform tasks including but not limited to tillage, seeding,material handling, trailer towing or landscape work without ever havingto disconnect the main frame portion of the toolbar from the three pointhitch equipped motorized towing unit, such as a tractor.

This toolbar construction kit has the capability for quick expansion orreduction of the toolbar in width, length and depth so that it can meetthe ever changing demands on a work site. This capability reduces theneed to purchase a large variety of traditionally manufactured rigidstyle of frame based equipment pieces. This quick expansion andreduction capability makes it possible to use the one toolbar for awider range of horse powered towing units, and it gives more flexibilityin large or small job site applications. This invention also makes iteasier to transport the toolbar from one job site to another, or tostore the toolbar in barns or small sheds by quickly disassembling theindividual pieces of the toolbar construction kit by simply removing atemporary fastener that is used to secure the toolbar construction kitsindividual parts together.

This toolbar construction kit can lower the cost of investment formanufacturer's, retailers and consumers because there will be lessduplication of raw materials, and inventories of finished premanufactured equipment products.

The main characteristics of the present invention can be summed up infour words; flexibility, changeability, expandability and affordability.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

1. For a more complete understanding of the invention;

FIG. 1 discloses a side view of a quick change toolbar kit as anassembled main frame configuration.

FIG. 2 shows a side view of an assembled main frame toolbar kit,attached to a three point hitch equipped tractor.

FIG. 3 shows a front view of a toolbar main frame beam, while FIG. 3Ashows an end coupler of the for said toolbar beam with an insertedtemporary fastener.

FIG. 4 shows a side view of a single adjustable receiver coupler, whileFIG. 4A shows the bottom side of the for said adjustable receivercoupler with a weld on connector plate.

FIG. 5 shows a side view of a double adjustable receiver coupler with aweld on center slide tube. FIG. 5A is a front view of the for saiddouble adjustable receiver coupler with a wed on slider tube.

FIG. 6 shows a side view of the 3ph adjustable top link connector arm.

FIG. 7 shows a side view of a 3ph lift arm connector insert tube whileFIG. 7A shows a top view of the for said 3ph lift arm connector inserttube.

FIG. 8 is a top view of an assembled quick change toolbar main framewith three different styles of accessory connector arms inserted intothe adjustable receiver couplers.

FIG. 9 shows a view of an adjustable receiver coupler end with aninserted temporary fastener.

FIG. 10 is a two dimensional view of a T style accessory connector arm.

FIG. 11 shows a top view of an assembled toolbar main frame, connectedto an Toolbar expansion beam.

FIG. 12 is a side view of an expansion coupler. FIG. 12A is an end viewof the for said expansion coupler.

FIG. 13 shows a two dimensional view of an expansion tube, while FIG.13A shows a side view of an expansion tube inserted into a partial viewof an adjustable receiver coupler.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

1. In accordance with the object of the invention set forth in thesummary of the invention, the quick change toolbar construction kitsmain frame (1) as shown in FIG. 1 is shown in FIG. 2 mounted on atypical tractor (2) that is equipped with a three point hitch that usestwo lower lift arms (3) and a center adjustable top link connector (4)for temporary connection points for attaching the main frame toolbar (1)to the tractor (2). The toolbar kits connecting hardware will bediscussed later under FIGS. 6 and 7.

The toolbar construction kits main frame as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 makeup begins with a length of hallow steel tube identified as a main frametoolbar beam (9) as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 11. This beam is availableas a base kit in 2, 3 and 4 foot lengths. Each end of the main frametoolbar beams (9) is fitted with are enforcement band (7) that fits overthe four outer edges of the beam ends and is secured in place with aprocess such as welding FIGS. 3 and 3A. These bands give added supportfor heavy down and side load pressures on the beam end(s). There arematching pre drilled hole(s) (8) on the right and left sides and nearthe outer ends of the beam(s) tubing for the inserting of temporaryfastener(s) (20). Both ends of toolbar beam functions as an end receivercoupler (10) FIG. 3A.

The receiver end coupler(s) (10) FIGS. 3 and 3A makes it possible forthe main frame toolbar beam (9) to be increased or decreased in itswidth by connecting one beam to the end of another beam. This expansionis accomplished with the use of an expansion tube (22) as shown in FIG.13. The said expansion tube is comprised of a suitable length anddimension of square steel tubing, so as to be inserted into the endcoupler (10) of a toolbar beam (9), and having the other end of the saidexpansion tube (22) being inserted into the end coupler (10) of a secondtoolbar beam (9) (not illustrated). There are matching pre drilledhole(s) (8) on all four sides, and near the right and left ends of thesaid expansion tube for the inserting of temporary fastener(s) (20) inorder to secure the toolbar beam(s) in a temporarily connected position.To reduce the width of the toolbar beam expansion, one needs only toremove a temporary fastener (20) and remove one end of the expansiontube (22) from one of the receiver end coupler(s) (10).

Another primary part of the toolbar construction kit that is require forassembling the main frame toolbar is identified as an adjustablereceiver coupler(s) (5) as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 4 and 5. Thesecoupler(s) design starts with a suitable length of hallow tubing,consisting of a metal such as but not limited to steel. Both ends of thetubing are left open for the inserting of standard and expansionhardware pieces such as but not limited to expansion tubes (22) FIGS. 11and 13A or accessory connector arm(s) (17) FIGS. 8 and 10. Theadjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) can accept a single accessoryhardware piece inserted and used from either end of the coupler tube, ora second accessory hardware piece can be inserted and used from theopposite end of the coupler from the first accessory hardware piece. Thesaid coupler tubing is fitted with re enforcement band(s) (7) FIGS. 4,4A and 13A that slides over all four side edges of the tubing and issecured in place at both of the outer ends of the tubing with a processsuch as welding. These bands are used to give added support to thecoupler ends when they are used in heavy down and side pressure loads.The adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) also have a series of matchingpre drilled holes (8) along both the right and the left sides of thetubing FIGS. 4 and 5. These holes are used for inserting temporaryfastener(s) (20) FIGS. 3A and 9. These holes are used for makingadjustments and securing the accessory hardware pieces in place withinthe adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5).

The fore said adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) are also fitted withWeld on connector flat plate(s) (6) FIGS. 4 and 4A. These flat platesare of a sufficient size, so as to allow for four matching pre drilledholes (8) near the outer edges of the flat plates and at an appropriatespacing so that temporary fastener(s) can be placed through the holes(8) and along the outside walls of the main frame toolbar beam (9) (notillustrated), for securing the adjustable receiver coupler (5) to thetoolbar beam (9). The adjustable receiver coupler (5) can be placed oneither the top or the bottom of the toolbar beam (9) in a horizontalposition, and at a right angle to the toolbar beam (9), or the saidcoupler (5) can be attached and positioned vertically to the side of themain frame toolbar beam (9) (not illustrated). The adjustable receivercoupler (5) can also be attached at any desired location along thelength of the said main frame toolbar beam. If a single adjustablereceiver coupler (5) is used at a location, a temporary fastener such asa U bolt can be used to secure the said coupler (5) in position. Whentwo adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) are used at the same location onthe toolbar beam (9), they are placed on opposite sides of the said beam(9) FIGS. 1 and 2, and a temporary fastener such as a straight bolt isused that will go through the matching pre drilled hole(s) (8) of a weldon flat plate (6) of one adjustable receiver coupler (5), and passingpast the out side wall of the toolbar beam (9) and extending through thematching pre drilled hole(s) (8) in the second weld on flat plate thatis connected to an adjustable receiver coupler (5) (not illustrated).

A second method of using an adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) is in adouble coupler format is illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 5A. Thisconfiguration uses a weld on receiver slider tube (18). This tube iswelded at a right angle to the bottom side of one adjustable receivercoupler (5) and to the top side of a second adjustable receiver coupler(5). The slider tube uses a set screw (19) style of temporaryfastener(s) that are positioned through both of the side walls of theslider tube (18). This configuration of a double adjustable receivercoupler (5) is primarily but not exclusively used on an expansion beam(21) application (not illustrated).

The main frame toolbar (1) FIGS. 1 and 2 of the toolbar construction kitalso uses a quick change three point hitch connection parts, thatincludes a top link connector arm (11) FIGS. 1, 2 and 6 and two matchinglift arm connector tube(s) (12) FIGS. 7 and 7A. The 3ph top linkconnector arm (11) is comprised of two matching lengths of steel flatplat(s) (11 a) that are placed in a vertical/upright position. There isa set of matching pre drilled holes (8) near the top of each flat plate(11 a) suitable for inserting a temporary fastener (20). There is asecond set of matching pre drilled holes below the first set and at ameasured distance. These series of holes (8) are used to connect andadjust the tractors 3ph top link connector (4) FIG. 2. The lower end ofthe flat plate(s) (11 a) is secured to the forward end of thehorizontally positioned insert able connector tube (11 b). One flatplate (11 a) is secured to the right side, and the second flat plate issecured to the left side of the said inset able connector tube (11 b)with a process such as welding. The inset able connector tube (11 b) isa length of square steel tubing that is of a dimension that allows therearward end of the said insert tube (11 b) to be inserted into anadjustable receiver coupler (5) FIGS. 1, 2 and 6. There are two sets ofpre drilled holes (8) having one set of holes on the right side, and oneset of holes on the left side, and near the rearward end of the insertable connector tube (11 b) for adjustment purposes, and for theinserting of a temporary fastener that secures the top link connectorarm (11) in place.

The fore said 3ph lift arm connector tube(s) (12)) FIGS. 2, 7 and 7A iscomprised of a sufficient length and dimension of square steel tubing,and functions in a horizontal position so as to allow the tubing to beinserted into an adjustable receiver coupler (5), the said insert tubefurther having matching pre drilled holes on the right and left sides,and near the rearward most end of the insert able tubing so as to allowthe insert able tube portion of the lift arm connector to be secured inplace with the use of temporary fastener(s). The said lift arm connectorfurther comprises a set of matching flat plate(s) having their rearwardend secured to the right and left sides and near the forward end of theinsert tube with a process such as welding, The said flat plate(s) areof sufficient length to allow for matching pre drilled hole(s) neartheir forward most end(s) of the flat plate so as to allow for theconnection of a three point hitch lift arm connector tube (12) with theuse of a temporary fastener(s) to the lower lift arm(s) (3) of a 3phequipped power unit such as a tractor (2). The said lift arm connectortube(s) can also be used with a standard A frame style of top linkconnector hitch (not illustrated.

The toolbar construction kit is further comprised of a variety ofaccessory connector arms (17) as shown in FIGS. 8 and 10. Theseconnector arms are used for attaching accessory tool hardware pieces,such as but not limited to cultivator shanks seed planters, gage wheelsor disc gangs to the main frame toolbars (1) adjustable receivercoupler(s) (5) or the toolbar beams (9) end coupler(s) (10) (notillustrated). The said accessory connector arm(s) (17) are alsoconsidered to be expansion hardware pieces. The said accessory connectorarms are of a two piece construction, starting with an insert ableconnector tube (13). These tubes are available in a variety of lengths,and are comprised of a hollow square, steel tubing that is of a lesserdimension than the adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) tubing, and thetoolbar end coupler(s) (10) tubing so as to allow for the insert ableconnector tube (13) to fit into the fore said receiver coupler(s) (5)and (10). There are matching pre drilled Hole(s) (8) on all four sidesand near the forward end of the insert able tubing (13) FIG. 10. Theseholes (8) are used for connecting and adjusting the accessory connectorarm(s) (17) into the fore said receiver coupler(s) (5) and (10) byinserting a temporary fastener (20) through holes (8) in both the saidreceiver coupler(s) and the insert able connector tubes (13) FIGS. 8 and9.

The second component of the accessory connector arm (17) is theaccessory connector head. These connector heads come in a variety ofstyles and shapes including but not limited to an I style (14), an Lstyle (15) and a T style (16) FIG. 8. These connector heads can be usedin either a horizontal or a vertical position as an expansion hardwarepiece, or simply as an accessory tool piece connection device.

an I style accessory connector head (14) FIG. 8 is comprised of amaterial such as steel, and is of a sufficient length and dimension oftubing so as to allow for the inserting and connection of a variety ofaccessory hardware pieces. The fore said tubing has matching pre drilledhole(s) on its right and left side(s) for inserting temporaryfastener(s), such as but not limited to set screws (19) that secures ahardware piece temporarily in place. The forward side of the tubing issecured to the rearward end of the insert able tubing (13) with aprocess such as welding. The I style connector head can be placed forfunction in a horizontal or a vertical position by turning the fore saidaccessory connector arm (17) a quarter of a turn (45 degrees) (notillustrated).

an L style accessory connector head (15) FIG. 8 is comprised of amaterial such as steel, and is of a sufficient length and dimension oftubing so as to allow for the connection of a variety of accessoryhardware pieces. The rearward end of the tubing (15) is secured to therearward end of the fore said insert able connector tube (13) at a rightangle and with a process such as welding. The forward end of theconnector head tubing (15) allows for accessory hardware connector pieceto slide over the end of forward end the tubing and to be securedtemporarily at variable positions and locations over the tubing. Thesaid L style accessory connector head can be placed for function in ahorizontal or a vertical position by turning the fore said accessoryconnector arm (17) a quarter of a turn (45 degrees) (not illustrated).

a T style accessory connector head (16) FIGS. 8 and 10 is comprised of amaterial such as steel, and is of a sufficient length and dimension oftubing so as to allow for the connection of a variety of multipleaccessory hardware pieces. The said tubing is connected to the rearwardend of the fore said insert able connector tube (13) at its center pointwith a process such as welding. Both ends of the T style connector headtubing (16) are suitable for accessory hardware connector piece to beable to slide over the end of the tubing and to be secured at variablepositions and locations temporarily over the tubing. The said T styleaccessory connector head can be placed for function in a horizontal or avertical position by turning the fore said accessory connector arm (17)a quarter of a turn (45 degrees) (not illustrated).

Another quick change toolbar construction kit part is identified as anexpansion tube (22) FIG. 13 is comprised of a suitable material such assteel, and is further comprised of a sufficient length and dimension ofsquare tubing so as to allow of its most forward end to be inserted intoan adjustable receiver coupler (5) FIGS. 13 and 13A, and further havingits most rearward end inserted and connected into an expansion coupler(23). The fore said expansion tube (22) can also have one of its endinserted into a toolbar beam end coupler (10) (not illustrated) andhaving the other end of the expansion tube inserted and secured to theend coupler (10) of a second length of a main frame toolbar beam (9)(not illustrated) in order to temporarily expanded the width of a mainframe toolbar beam, as discussed earlier in paragraph (028). The foresaid expansion tube (22) further having a series of matching pre drilledholes (8) FIG. 13 near both of its outer ends and on all four sides ofthe tubing for the inserting of temporary fasteners (20).

The fore said expansion coupler (23) FIGS. 12 and 12A is comprised of asufficient length of square tubing and being of a suitable material suchas but not limited to steel, and having matching holes (8) on its rightand left sides and at a suitable positions for the inserting oftemporary fasteners. The fore said expansion coupler tubing furtherhaving re enforcement bands (7) welded to all four sides and at theouter most edges of the end(s) of the steel tubing, for giving addedsupport for heavy down and side pressure loads, and having both ends ofthe said expansion coupler tubing left open for inserting and attachingor detaching an expansion tube(s) (22). The fore said expansioncoupler(s) 23) are also fitted with Weld on connector flat plate(s) (6).These flat plates are of a sufficient size, so as to allow for fourmatching pre drilled holes (8) near the outer edges and at anappropriate spacing so that temporary fastener(s) can be placed throughthe pre drilled holes (8) and along the outside walls of the toolbarexpansion beam (21) (not illustrated), for securing the expansioncoupler (23) to the toolbar expansion beam (21). The expansion coupler(23) can be placed on either the top, or the bottom side of the saidexpansion beam (21) in a horizontal position, and at a right angle tothe toolbar expansion beam (21), or the said coupler (23) can beattached and positioned vertically to the side of the toolbar expansionbeam (21). The expansion coupler (23) can also be attached at anydesired location temporarily along the length of the said toolbarexpansion beam (21). If a single expansion coupler (23) is used at alocation, a temporary fastener such as a U bolt can be used to securethe said coupler (5) in position. When two expansion coupler(s) (23) areused at the same location on the said expansion beam (21), they areplaced on opposite sides of the said beam (21) (not illustrated), and atemporary fastener such as a straight bolt is used that will go throughthe matching pre drilled hole(s) (8) of a weld on flat plate (6) of oneexpansion coupler (23), and passing past the out side wall of thetoolbar expansion beam (23) and extending through the matching predrilled hole(s) (8) in the second weld on flat plate (6) of the secondexpansion coupler (23) (not illustrated).

The fore said toolbar expansion beam (21) FIG. 11 is a length of steeltubing that is of a suitable dimension so as to attach and functionproperly with an expansion coupler(s) (23), and with the use oftemporary fastener(s), as shown in FIG. 11. A toolbar expansion beam canbe the same as the fore said main frame toolbar beam (9) (notillustrated).

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A toolbar construction kit consisting of individual parts that arequickly and temporarily assembled into an unspecified number of sizesand styles of toolbar configurations that attach to the three pointhitch on a tractor or similar type of motorized equipment piece, so asto function in a variety of tasks and job sites is comprised of; a) ahorizontal main frame toolbar beam (9) which is comprised of a suitablelength of square tubing and being of a material such as but not limitedto steel, and further having both of its outer ends left open so as toform and function as receiver end coupler (10) and being of a sufficientdimensions so as to be able to slide over an exchangeable, inter lockingstandard component, or an accessory component hardware piece, the saidmain frame toolbar beam (9) having matching pre drilled holes on bothsides and near both outer end(s) of the fore said toolbar beam forinserting temporary fasteners that are used to secure standard andaccessory hardware pieces in place within the said end coupler, the saidmain frame toolbar beam further having re enforcement bands (7) securedin place with a process such as welding on all four sides and at theedges of the outer most ends of the toolbar beam, b). an adjustablereceiver coupler (5) which is comprised of a length of square steeltubing, having a plurality of matching holes on its right and left sidesfor the inserting of temporary fasteners, the fore said adjustablereceiver coupler (5) tubing further having re enforcement bands (7)welded to the four edges of the outer most ends of the steel tubing, andhaving both ends of the said adjustable receiver coupler tubing leftopen for attaching or detaching an expansion tube (22) or an accessoryconnector arm(s) (17), and further having connector flat plate(s)rigidly connected to the upper and lower sides of the square steeltubing with a process such as welding, the fore said flat plate(s)having a plurality of pre drilled holes near their outer edges for theinserting of temporary fasteners that can be used for securing the flatconnector plate(s) to a main frame toolbar beam (9) at a horizontal or avertical position, c) an expansion tube (22) is comprised of a suitablematerial such as steel, and is further comprised of a sufficient lengthand dimension of square tubing so as to allow one of its most forwardend being inserted into an adjustable receiver coupler (5) and havingits rearward end inserted and connected into a rearward expansioncoupler (23), the fore said expansion tube (22) can also be used haveone end inserted into a toolbar beam end coupler (10) and having theother end of the expansion tube inserted and secured to the end coupler(10) of a second length of a main frame toolbar beam (9) in order totemporarily expanded the width of a main frame toolbar beam, the foresaid expansion tube (22) further having a series of matching pre drilledholes on all four sides, and near both of its outer ends for theinserting of temporary fasteners, d) an expansion coupler (23) which iscomprised of a sufficient length of square tubing and being of asuitable material such as but not limited to steel, and having matchingpre drilled holes on its right and left sides and at a suitablepositions for the inserting of temporary fasteners, the fore saidexpansion coupler tubing further having re enforcement bands (7) weldedto all four sides and at the outer most ends of the steel tubing, andhaving both ends of the said expansion coupler tubing left open forinserting and attaching or detaching an expansion tube (22), and furtherhaving a connector flat plate(s) rigidly connected to the bottom and/orthe top side(s) of the square steel tubing with a process such aswelding, the fore said flat plate being of a sufficient size, and havinga plurality of holes near the outer edges for the inserting of temporaryfasteners that can be used for securing the flat connector plate to anexpansion toolbar beam (21), e) an accessory connector arm(s) (17) iscomprised of a sufficient length of square tubing that is of a metalsuch as steel, the said square tubing has its forward end dimension soas to be able to function as an insert able connector tube (13), andfurther having its rearward end securely connected with a process suchas welding, to a variety of sizes and lengths of square tubing that formthe accessory connector head (s), the said accessory connector arms canbe placed so that the said connector heads function in a horizontal or avertical position, f) a three point hitch top link connector arm (11) iscomprised of a sufficient length and dimension of square steel tubing,and functions in a horizontal position so as to allow the tubing to beinserted into an adjustable receiver coupler (5), the said insert tubefurther having matching pre drilled holes on the right and left sides,and near the rearward most end of the insert able tubing so as to allowthe insert able tube portion of the connector arm (11) to be secured inplace with the use of temporary fasteners, The fore said top linkconnector arm (11) further comprises a set of matching flat plates thathave their lower most end(s) connected to the forward end of the inserttube in an upward/vertical position with a process such as welding, oneflat plate is connected to the right side of the forward end of theinsert tube, the second flat plate is connected to the left side and atthe forward end of the insert tube, leaving an open distance between thetwo flat plates, the fore said flat plates are of a sufficient length soas to function properly with the three point hitch top link of a vehiclesuch as a tractor, the fore said flat plate(s) further having matchingpre drilled hole(s) near their upper most end suitable for inserting atemporary fastener, g) a three point hitch lift arm connector (12) iscomprised of a sufficient length and dimension of square steel tubing,and functions in a horizontal position so as to allow the tubing to beinserted into an adjustable receiver coupler (5), the said insert tubefurther having matching pre drilled holes on the right and left sides,and near the rearward most end of the insert able tubing so as to allowthe insert able tube portion of the lift arm connector to be secured inplace with the use of temporary fasteners, the said lift arm connectorfurther comprises a set of matching flat plate(s) having their rearwardend secured to the right and left sides and near the forward end of theinsert tube with a process such as welding, The said flat plate(s) areof sufficient length to allow for matching pre drilled hole(s) neartheir forward most end(s) of the flat plate so as to allow for theconnection of the three point hitch lift arm connector end, to a towingvehicles 3ph lower lift arms (3), with the use of temporary fastener(s),2. The Quick Change toolbar construction kit of claim 1 where in saidadjustable receiver coupler (5) further comprises; a) a weld onconnector flat plate(s) (6), these flat plates are of a sufficient size,so as to allow for four matching pre drilled holes (8) near the outeredges and at an appropriate spacing so that temporary fastener(s) can beplaced through the holes (8) and along the outside walls of the mainframe toolbar beam (9), for securing the adjustable receiver coupler (5)to the toolbar beam (9), the said flat plates (6) allow the fore saidadjustable receiver coupler (5) to be placed on either the top or thebottom in a horizontal position, and at a right angle to the toolbarbeam (9), or the said coupler (5) can be attached and positionedvertically to the side of the main frame toolbar beam (9) and at a rightangle, the said adjustable receiver coupler (5) can also be attached atany desired location along the length of the said main frame toolbarbeam, when a single adjustable receiver coupler (5) is used at alocation, a temporary fastener such as a u bolt can be used to securethe said coupler (5) in position with the use of the weld on flat plate,when two adjustable receiver coupler(s) (5) are used at the samelocation on the toolbar beam (9), they are placed on opposite sides ofthe said toolbar beam (9), and a temporary fastener such as a straightbolt is used that will go through the matching pre drilled hole(s) (8)of a weld on flat plate (6) of one adjustable receiver coupler (5), andpassing past the out side wall of the toolbar beam (9) and extendingthrough the matching pre drilled hole(s) (8) in the second adjustablereceiver coupler(s) (5) weld on flat plate (6), b) a weld on receiverslider tube (18) is a sufficient length and dimension of square tubing,and is of a sufficient metal such as steel, and welded at a right angleto the bottom side of one adjustable receiver coupler (5) and to the topside of a second adjustable receiver coupler (5), the fore said slidertube uses a set screw (19) style of temporary fastener(s) that arepositioned through both of the side walls of the slider tube (18) forsecuring the slider tube in place on a toolbar beam, this receivercoupler (5) configuration of a double adjustable receiver coupler (5) isprimarily used on a toolbar expansion beam (21) application.
 3. Thequick change toolbar construction kit of claim 1 wherein said accessoryconnector arm(s) (17) further comprises; a) an insert able connectortube (13) that is comprised of a length of square tubing of a sufficientmaterial such as steel, the said connector tube has four matching predrilled holes, one on each of the four sides of the square tubing andnear the forward end of the insert able connector tube, so as to allowfor the inserting of a temporary fastener(s), the said tubing is of asuitable dimension, so as to allow for the insert able tube (13) to fitinto an adjustable receiver coupler (5) or a main frame toolbar endcoupler (10), the fore said insert able connector tube end (13) issecured in place by using a temporary fastener that is inserted throughthe matching pre drilled hole(s) in the adjustable receiver couplers (5)or the toolbar end coupler(s) (10) and the pre drilled hole(s) in theinsert able connector tube(s) (13), b) an I style accessory connectorhead (14) is comprised of a material such as steel, and is of asufficient length and dimension of tubing so as to allow for theinserting and connection of a variety of accessory hardware pieces, thefore said tubing has matching pre drilled hole(s) on its right and leftside(s) for inserting of temporary fastener(s), the forward side of thetubing is secured to the rearward end of the insert able tubing (13)with a process such as welding, the I style connector head can be placedfor function in a horizontal or a vertical position by turning theaccessory connector arm (17) a quarter of a turn (45°), c) an L styleaccessory connector head (15) is comprised of a material such as steel,and is of a sufficient length and dimension of tubing so as to allow forthe connection of a variety of accessory hardware pieces, one end of thetubing is secured to the rearward end of the fore said insert ableconnector tube (13) at a right angle and with a process such as welding,the forward end of the connector head tubing (15) is of a sufficientdimension that allows for accessory hardware connector piece to slideover the end of the tubing and to be secured at variable positions andlocations over the tubing, the said L style accessory connector head canbe placed for function in a horizontal or a vertical position by turningthe fore said accessory connector arm (17) a quarter of a turn (45°), d)a T style accessory connector head (16) is comprised of a material suchas steel, the said tubing is connected at its center point to therearward end of the fore said insert able connector tube (13) with aprocess such as welding, the said connector head (16)o is of asufficient length and dimension of tubing so as to allow for theconnection of a variety of multiple accessory hardware pieces, both theright and left ends of the T style connector head tubing (16) are of asuitable dimension for allowing accessory hardware connector piece toslide over the ends of the tubing and to be secured at variablepositions and locations over the tubing, the said T style accessoryconnector head, can be placed for function in a horizontal or a verticalposition by turning the fore said accessory connector arm (17) a quarterof a turn (45°).